Bookwork examples across the year:
Age 10 to 11
Hannah H
Class Teacher and Mentor
I am a mentor to a new class teacher. Your chapters are proving to be sooo helpful. Thank you, and well done for producing such a comprehensive collection!
Melissa K
Homeschooling Parent
It is so helpful to see the whole block laid out with everything included and notes on how to present it. I find all these blocks easy to adapt and use in our homeschooling.
Corrie J
Former Homeschooling Parent
What a lovely gift to your readers, together with needed support and guidance! Everyone buying into your project will receive so much more than what they are paying for, and hoping for.
Sara C
Subject Teacher
I’m very happy with the publication I purchased. It allowed me to do excellent work on numbers in my class, and as a new Waldorf arithmetic teacher, I couldn’t be more pleased!
Kristen C
Homeschooling Parent
An excellent and straightforward resource that helped guide me through a rather complex block. I feel I am learning right alongside my child. What a blessing!
Anne B
Homeschooling Parent
These block guides are brilliant and stand out to me because of the economy of information. A lesser writer would have used many more pages to communicate what is presented here, succinctly and imaginatively.
Beauty is the key to the elementary grades. These are lovely examples of good 5th grade work. Thanks.
Agreed! Beauty with its moral dimension is the key factor. But one wonders if trainee teachers (not yours, obviously) are made aware of it. My article ‘Beauty, Contours and the Use of Black’ came about because this understanding – once a matter of course in Waldorf circles – seems to be gradually eroding. Naturally it is hard to spot without artistic training, and this is a main motivator for my work. Seeing good examples helps to understand what we are aiming for. Proof: Mainstream pupils who joined my Waldorf class lost no time unfolding previously suppressed bookwork talents.